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Jun 4, 2011
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#162
NickYoung5 wrote:
pdela wrote:
why did my thread turned into a alcolists discussion. Do i seem dr.Bob?
Consider who started this thread ...
our sexy waitress/buscona
Jun 4, 2011
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#164
pdela wrote:
NickYoung5 wrote: pdela wrote: why did my thread turned into a alcolists discussion. Do i seem dr.Bob? Consider who started this thread ... our sexy waitress/buscona
Pdela, I firmly believe Trysts to be a Republican-voting truck driver from Georgia ... but don't let me spoil your fantasy 
And yes, it does seem a little incongruous to complain about alcolists [sic] in a Trysts-inspired thread!
hic... sorry all, what were we talking about????
Jun 4, 2011
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#167
wishiwonthatone wrote:
hic... sorry all, what were we talking about????
Oh, let me fill you in! It appears pdela, thinks that a thread called "something, something pdela" is about pdela?! I guess if you live enough, you hear everything!
Oh, yeh,... republican-voting, truck driving, drunk waitresses from Arkansas
who's pdela?
who published that?????!!! That was a private moment.
kco wrote:
this is interesting-
"However, prohibiting alcohol sales may actually reduce public safety. Research has found that dry counties have higher proportions of alcohol-related traffic crashes than do wet counties. A study in Kentucky suggested that residents of dry counties have to drive farther from their homes to consume alcohol, thus increasing impaired driving exposure.[1] A study of Arkansas noted that wet and dry counties are often adjacent and that alcohol beverage sales outlets are often located immediately across county or even on state lines.[2] Other researchers have pointed to the same phenomenon. Winn and Giacopassi observed that residents of wet counties most likely have "shorter distances [to travel] between home and drinking establishments."[3] From their study, Schulte and colleagues concluded that in dry counties "individuals are driving farther under the influence of alcohol, thus increasing their exposure to crash"
When I lived in Arkansas in a dry county, we live about 30 miles from the Louisiana border. Louisiana is very wet. The kids used to drive the 30 miles to the Stae Line Liquor Store, which I think was literally on the state line, and drink the whole way back. Yes, I was one of those kids, and, yes, I'm aware of highway mishaps that occurred due to this ill advised course of action.
Jun 4, 2011
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#178
pdela wrote:
your baby? do you remember his father?
I will remember the jackass who typed this.
Pdela, this is not your thread. This thread is about the four corners of the U.S. compass, with the additional poor-people areas. This thread hasn't been about you since I took my first puff!